An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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10 keymilwaukee.com u May 21, 28 Wednesday Night Live! Free summer concert series. Bud Pavilion Wisconsin State Fair Park u May 24-25 Family Kite Festival The first 100 kids that participate in the "kids mad dash" receive a free kite. The show includes a grand launch of 600+ kites at noon, the world renowned kite flying team from Detroit, the Fabulous Windjammers precision kite flying team, the Chicago Fire Kite Team with all six members for the 24 th straight year. Veterans Park Milwaukee Lakefront u May 25 Maxwell Street Days Firemen's Park, Cedarburg u May 27, 12:30-2:30pm Creative Time for Families Engaging, hands-on activities that bring art and nature to life. Lynden Sculpture Garden u May 30, 4:30-7pm Riverwest Radio "Rock the Boat" Gala Fundraiser An evening aboard The Vista King, celebrat- ing and supporting Riverwest Radio's com- mitment to communi- ty-driven broadcasting. Details at: mkeboat.com Milwaukee Boat Line u May 31 Port Festival of the Arts Spend a day creating art, perusing art, listen- ing to and watching performing arts. Downtown Port Washington FOR THE FOODIE u May 29 Morel Mushroom Dinner A five-course menu that uniquely highlights these delicate and elusive morel mushrooms. Bartolotta's Lake Park Bistro D A N C E u May 2 Grand Kyiv Ballet Presents Swan Lake Pabst Theater u May 22-24 Danceworks Performance MKE Fables From the Wide Sky A collaboration be- tween Cuauhtli Ramirez Castro and the Milwau- kee Youth Symphony Orchestra brings a classic Mexican folk tune to life. Milwaukee Youth Arts Center T H E AT E R u Through May 11 Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Topdog/Underdog Brothers Lincoln and Booth struggle for the upper hand as they grapple with unresolved inheritances and how to play the cards they've been dealt. Broadway Theatre Center Studio Theatre u Through May 11 Espejos: Clean The lives of two women with vastly different lives intersect at a resort in Cancún. A bilingual play with Spanish and English supertitles is a look at isolation and the power of being seen. Stiemke Studio Milwaukee Rep u Through May 18 Next Act Theatre Circle Mirror Transformation Four lost New Englanders enroll in Marty's community center drama class to experiment with theatre games and try to find meaning in their lives. Next Act Theatre u Through May 24 Milwaukee Rep Million Dollar Quartet Icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Per- kins meet on a winter evening that would become one of the greatest jam sessions. Wilson Theater at Vogel Hall, Marcus PAC u May 2-18 Enchanted April Two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa E V E N T S u May 11 Mother's Day Brunch Make Mother's Day in Milwaukee a grand event and create exceptional memories with one of these dining ideas. • Harbor House: Three-course menu with brunch options 11am-2pm • Joey Gerard's Brunch Buffet: $70 per adult and $25 per child 10am-4pm • Bartolotta's Lake Park Bistro: Three-course brunch & dinner menu $60 per person • Mr. B's – Brookfield & Mequon: Three-course brunch menu • Ristorante Bartolotta dal 1993 prix fixe menu: Three-course brunch menu ($65) 10am-3pm, four-course dinner menu ($75) 3-7pm • Grain Exchange Brunch Buffet: $70 per adult $23.95 per child • Italian Community Center Brunch Buffet $79 per adult, $22.95 per child 10am-1:30pm • Saint Kate - The Arts Hotel, ARIA: Enjoy a decadent brunch with specially crafted brunch libations. 8am-2pm • Pfister Grand Ballroom: A sensational brunch in The Pfister Hotel's Grand Ballroom. 9am-3pm